New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
ncyDrcA11yG THE ANNEX TO ST. LUKE&


VyaUOr POTTER fhAloho ihH WYNN NO''- $500
HOsPITAL--THE MANAGERS MEET.
TIL. NOW annex to st. Lukes Hospital waa dedicated
,.r,av afternoon The services hold IN the par
-, q, the now building and conducted by Bishop
assisted by the Rev. George g. Baker pastor ana
.rnsrutsndent OF the hospital After the singing OF
bvmn and chants Mr. Oakley, OF the Building Cen MT
a. made brief address OF welcome He sKetcneo tno
work done by the hospital and sara una. INC
..v building was he trusted, but beginning
=, the improvements for St. LuKes III
the intention of the trustees at distant date to add
o,ober story TO tho new building which Will give ac
onmodation for about seventy more patients
NJ Dskor then made brief address giving the follow
On, statistics OF tho years work The number OF patients
on October 49, 1886 l70, and tho lumber admitted
sino tho year wa. 1910. making the total number
60 I 6s6 or these III were discharged cured. 4S5
.,h.rcsd narrowed, 100 discharged unimproved, l57
s, and 1873 arc still in the hospital One hundrod-and-
icb,vuine patients paid the full rate, los pnd IN
mar, and 37s charity patients Tho largest mum
-, &, the hospital at time was 100. One thousand
and thirtytno male patients ana ooi le"aios' Inc
.r,re daily expense was Sl.287 per capita. AS the
, h. hantized fourteen patients and attended fifty
| ,rn.ra,s. nty-four patients were confirmed The
ohsr,,, fnpd resolved Sio5 from anonymous sources
Tha library has been enlarged by the adUuon OF @ZVo
18th a, now books through the generosity Of Percy IL
Pyne $780,,
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ad bsen done there He spoke n the highest terms OF
the founder of the hospital, Dr. Muhlenburg wdo' ne
,a wa. an far ahead his time IN his ideas that people
sa5 Of him as he passed a0ss the street, Behold ms
dreaner concth" Yet lie lived to sec the most OF nls
dreams become realities Bishop Potter closed WIN
yelling tribute 10 tue pastor the Rev MI Baker. and Ills
wife. 49,.
After the singing of the doxology. confirmation ser
vice was hold In the hospital by Bishop Potter Among
those d. sent at the dedication Henry \. Oakley
q D. Bshcoek Edward schen. william Alexander
smith. Hugh n. Camp John II. Earle, Arson W. Harh,
Mrs. Potter. Mrs WilliSla b. Draper. Mrs POST MIS-
Dawson. Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Waller, Mrs Oakley Mis'
Perry and Mira Frank Moore. u-.
In evening the annual meeting of ST. Lukes society
held at the hospital The report OF inc msuaRsiS
was read and accepted. They reported the ioi-
lowing legacies received during the year.
From Giovanni Albinos. $4,000 IRON
Mira Anna K Emmett $3.50: and from John T. Howard
So $50 go Mr. and Ms. Waldrcn 2. Brown rave 9oooo
petuity III the chidrens ward Tue Rev DE- CharIes l.
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs James Sladc, Mrs sarah T. La
ner Mrs John Jacob Aston each gave $1,000 10 en-
dew beds in psrpetuitv In the adult wards To insure
efficiency In the attending force OF the hospita
the following rule WAS adopted:
All new appointments attending stat TO be made
the applicant holding similar hospital
appointment This rule Will be strictly enforced IL AZ
appointments
The following managers were re elected samuel D.
Bahcock, James NJ Brown. Waldron Y. Brown. Hugh y.
Camp, George A. Cracker. Chauncey VI. Depew John IL
Earle, Charles NJ FRY, W. Hard, Charles e. Ian
don Be nsni lockwood George NJ Miller. Gordon NOrrie
Henry A. Oakley Henry Parish, Percy X Pvne. Moses
Tsylcr Pyne Henry b. Rem wick. Charles H. Russell IT,
Edward SchelL William Alexander Smith, J. Noble
scarns, David Stewart Cornelius Vanderbilt Philp IT,
Weaver